Derek Bos led an investigation that targeted two school administrators who stored explicit photos of a minor as evidence in a sexting investigation. A judge dismissed the charges, and the school board reinstated the administrators.
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Police reform legislation aims to change department policies across Alaska
One Alaska legislator is hoping to change the way police serve in the state.
Juneau man’s arrest raises questions about racial profiling
During an assembly meeting on race and policing, a Juneau resident said he was mistaken for another man with a Spanish name.
Dunleavy says he won’t defund police, but thanks protestors for weighing-in on injustice
He said the state’s crime rate is high relative to others and that it could improve.
Potential coffee shop robbery turns into car chase after barista fires warning shot
Juneau police say a man walked up to The Grind coffee shop around 4:18 a.m. Wednesday and told the barista he was going to rob her. As he returned from getting a wrench out of his car, she fired a warning shot into the air.
Sitka police officer files sexual harassment lawsuit
32-year-old Mary Ferguson alleges that throughout her time on the force, she was treated differently because of her gender and subject to sexual harassment by male officers
Sitka police officer files whistleblower lawsuit
Veteran Sitka police detective Ryan Silva alleges that the police department purchased five fully-automatic weapons in November of 2017, in secret, and in violation of department procedures.
Man accused of ransacking Jordan Creek businesses faces new burglary charge
Shawn T. Beaird, 34, was arrested on a charge of burglary, criminal mischief, and theft. According to police, Beaird forcibly entered the school, caused about $4,500 in damages to property, and stole a small amount of cash.
1 officer dead, 4 others wounded In shooting south of Denver, police say
The sheriff’s office in a residential area south of Denver is reporting one officer was killed and four others were injured in a shooting. The suspect was also shot dead by police.
British prime minister says police have identified 3 attackers
Prime Minister Theresa May said police would release the identities of the attackers “when progress in the investigation permits.” The Saturday attack in London killed seven people and wounded dozens.